Repair and refurbishing resellers often look at Lot 36, a medium electronics liquidation pallet, as a source of work rather than finished stock. The pallet is a single used, untested electronics pallet sold as-is, typically 20 to 120 items (typical, not guaranteed), with freight anywhere in the US included in the price.
Running a medium electronics liquidation pallet through a refurb bench
Bench time is the scarce resource, so many technicians run a mixed lot through a fixed queue and track hours against outcomes:
- Queue one, familiar names: mainstream models where guides, replacement components and buyer recognition all line up.
- Queue two, five-minute jobs: a missing power brick, grimy contacts, a reseated ribbon cable, a firmware reflash or factory reset.
- Queue three, solder and screwdriver work sized to your skill set and spare stock: jacks, cells, switches, drivers.
- Shelf of maybes: doubtful units wait in a labeled tote, and may end up feeding other repairs.
- Scrap line: corrosion, scorched logic boards and shattered shells usually head for e-waste once salvageable bits are stripped.
Log each unit’s fault, fix and the check you ran afterwards. That log is what lets you sell a unit with an accurate description of your own work. We perform no repair, grading or refurbishment, and no unit from this lot should be advertised as refurbished by us.
What Lot 36 holds
The listing calls Lot 36 medium electronics, Electronics department. There is no manifest; models are discovered as you unpack, and lots differ. Condition is used and mixed: some items may still be sealed, many opened, and some damaged, incomplete, missing accessories or not working. There is no individual testing.
Owner data and lithium cells
Phones, tablets, laptops, watches and consoles may contain a previous owner’s data or be account- or carrier-locked. We leave them as received; the buyer must clear data and resolve activation before resale. Faulty lithium batteries can swell or overheat. Never charge a damaged pack, store doubtful cells in a metal container, and use battery recycling for disposal.
Who uses this as-is liquidation inventory
Repair shops come first, but online sellers and those sourcing pallets for bin stores also buy this kind of mixed electronics lot.
Freight and pickup
Shipping to any US address is built into the price. Delivery is curbside under the Shipping Policy, so a dock, forklift or pallet jack makes getting the pallet to your bench easier; buyers with none should contact the store before ordering. Local pickup by appointment is the other route, with storage terms in the Shipping Policy.
Terms
The pallet is sold as-is, and returns are accepted under the Returns & Refund Policy, where the buyer pays return freight on a standard return and no restocking fee applies. For damage, shortage or defects, see that page and the Shipping Policy.
Refurb bench FAQ for Lot 36
Is it sensible to track bench hours per unit?
Yes. It shows which kinds of fault are realistic for your bench and which belong on the scrap line.
Can I tell buyers an item is refurbished?
Only for your own documented work, and within the selling platform’s rules.
Are batteries removed before shipping?
No. Items ship as they are, so check batteries on arrival.
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